i’ve recently seen one from nicaragua. it is very painful and uncomfortable to watch, but the world must know what happens when corrupt humans abuse the innocent and the resources. at least you have the privilege to “cringe”. for them, this is real life. put your embarrassment aside and use this as an educational tool. we cannot just look away, they must be seen.
2:17, you are right, but we’ve seen this kinds of films since the seventies pa, yet nothing ever changes in this country. The poverty and corruption are even worst that before.
Mali kasi na iproject sa ibang bansa na palagi tayong mahihirap kaya nakakadanas tayo ng diskriminasyon.Akala kahit nagbabakasyon tayo ay mga mag TNT para maka ahon sa kahirapan.Excuse me!
Stop romanticizing poverty. Lahat na lang ng pelikulang nilalaban sa ibang bansa puro kahirapan. Kung hindi mga iskwater at eskinita, etong ga-bundok na basura naman ang laging location. Kaya bumababa turismo ng Pinas e. Akala nila basurahan ng Pilipinas. Well, tama naman. Di lang lugar pati tao basura rin except me and my family.
I agree. We have so many beautiful places na sana yun na lang i feature. HIndi maganda na poverty binibida sa movies kasi yun na rin impression ng makakapanood especially sa foreign. When I saw how dirty India is in a movie, never ko na naisip na bumisita dun. May effect din kahit papaano.
So true.No wonder,in some countries ang bukambibig ng mga ibang lahi halimbawa employer na nasa kay Tulfo.Inahon daw ang Pilipino mula sa trash. Lalo na sa parteng mid east.Hello! Earth! Hindi lahat ng Pilipino nakatira sa dagat ng basura.
dito sa NZ ang mga Fijian & Samoan kong friends patay na patay kay Jerico, kahit punta ka ng shops, magtatanong ang mga Fijian sales girl kung pilipino ka at sasabihin sa yo ang movies at teleseryes ni Echo...talagang sinusubaybayan nila...pinaka matindi Fijian husband ng kaibigan ko, nauna pa syang umiyak sa wife nya kahit ilang beses nang pinanood ang movie! haha!..nakaka proud lang :)
I love you Echo. You are the best of your generation. When it comes to acting and appeal, you have no equal. Pero next time about beautiful Philippines naman ha. Tutal you have been to many parts of the country with your interest in motocross and water sports.
Sayang! He has a lot of fans in other Asian countries. I would’ve liked to witness him sa red carpet
ReplyDeleteAnother “poverty porn” movie about pinas.
ReplyDeleteI’m embarrassed to watch this kind of movie about our country. I cringe kasi it’s true to life.
ReplyDeletei’ve recently seen one from nicaragua. it is very painful and uncomfortable to watch, but the world must know what happens when corrupt humans abuse the innocent and the resources. at least you have the privilege to “cringe”. for them, this is real life. put your embarrassment aside and use this as an educational tool. we cannot just look away, they must be seen.
Delete2:17, you are right, but we’ve seen this kinds of films since the seventies pa, yet nothing ever changes in this country. The poverty and corruption are even worst that before.
DeleteEto ang reality
DeleteMali kasi na iproject sa ibang bansa na palagi tayong mahihirap kaya nakakadanas tayo ng diskriminasyon.Akala kahit nagbabakasyon tayo ay mga mag TNT para maka ahon sa kahirapan.Excuse me!
DeleteHindi siya puwedeng mag rebook at humabol?
ReplyDelete1:47 True paalis na rin naman yung typhoon sa Korea I think
DeleteHmmm...that looks depressing.
ReplyDeleteStop romanticizing poverty. Lahat na lang ng pelikulang nilalaban sa ibang bansa puro kahirapan. Kung hindi mga iskwater at eskinita, etong ga-bundok na basura naman ang laging location. Kaya bumababa turismo ng Pinas e. Akala nila basurahan ng Pilipinas. Well, tama naman. Di lang lugar pati tao basura rin except me and my family.
ReplyDeleteI agree. We have so many beautiful places na sana yun na lang i feature. HIndi maganda na poverty binibida sa movies kasi yun na rin impression ng makakapanood especially sa foreign. When I saw how dirty India is in a movie, never ko na naisip na bumisita dun. May effect din kahit papaano.
DeleteAnong gusto mo, problema ng mayayaman ang pelikula?
DeleteSo true.No wonder,in some countries ang bukambibig ng mga ibang lahi halimbawa employer na nasa kay Tulfo.Inahon daw ang Pilipino mula sa trash. Lalo na sa parteng mid east.Hello! Earth! Hindi lahat ng Pilipino nakatira sa dagat ng basura.
DeleteMababa din ang tingin sa atin ng mga ibang bansa.Palaging poverty stricken.
DeletePwede pa rin naman magpa resched ng flight Im sure.Well,goodluck to them.
ReplyDeletedito sa NZ ang mga Fijian & Samoan kong friends patay na patay kay Jerico, kahit punta ka ng shops, magtatanong ang mga Fijian sales girl kung pilipino ka at sasabihin sa yo ang movies at teleseryes ni Echo...talagang sinusubaybayan nila...pinaka matindi Fijian husband ng kaibigan ko, nauna pa syang umiyak sa wife nya kahit ilang beses nang pinanood ang movie! haha!..nakaka proud lang :)
ReplyDeleteTalaga? Ang cute naman. Echo really is a good actor at gwapo na representative ng pinoy male.
Deletei hope they show this in the us. even in small and independent theaters please. wag puro kilig.
ReplyDeleteI love you Echo. You are the best of your generation. When it comes to acting and appeal, you have no equal. Pero next time about beautiful Philippines naman ha. Tutal you have been to many parts of the country with your interest in motocross and water sports.
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